Frontiers in Neuroinformatics,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Янв. 22, 2020
Animal
whole-brain
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(fMRI)
provides
a
non-invasive
window
into
brain
activity.
A
collection
of
associated
methods
aims
to
replicate
observations
made
in
humans
and
identify
the
mechanisms
underlying
distributed
neuronal
activity
healthy
disordered
brain.
fMRI
studies
have
developed
rapidly
over
past
years,
fueled
by
development
resting-state
connectivity
genetically
encoded
neuromodulatory
tools.
Yet,
comparisons
between
sites
remain
hampered
lack
standardization.
Recently,
we
highlighted
that
mouse
converges
across
centers,
although
large
discrepancies
sensitivity
specificity
remained.
Here,
explore
present
trends
within
animal
community
highlight
critical
aspects
study
design,
data
acquisition,
post-processing
operations,
may
affect
results
influence
comparability
studies.
We
also
suggest
practices
aimed
promote
adoption
standards
improve
between-lab
reproducibility.
The
implementation
standardized
neuroimaging
protocols
will
facilitate
population
efforts
as
well
meta-analysis
replication
studies,
gold
evidence-based
science.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
114(48), С. 12827 - 12832
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2017
The
brain
recruits
neuronal
populations
in
a
temporally
coordinated
manner
task
and
at
rest.
However,
the
extent
to
which
large-scale
networks
exhibit
their
own
organized
temporal
dynamics
is
unclear.
We
use
an
approach
designed
find
repeating
network
patterns
whole-brain
resting
fMRI
data,
where
are
defined
as
graphs
of
interacting
areas.
that
transitions
between
nonrandom,
with
certain
more
likely
occur
after
others.
Further,
this
nonrandom
sequencing
itself
hierarchically
organized,
revealing
two
distinct
sets
networks,
or
metastates,
has
tendency
cycle
within.
One
metastate
associated
sensory
motor
regions,
other
involves
areas
related
higher
order
cognition.
Moreover,
we
proportion
time
subject
spends
each
consistent
subject-specific
measure,
heritable,
shows
significant
relationship
cognitive
traits.
Network Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
4(1), С. 30 - 69
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2019
The
brain
is
a
complex,
multiscale
dynamical
system
composed
of
many
interacting
regions.
Knowledge
the
spatiotemporal
organization
these
interactions
critical
for
establishing
solid
understanding
brain's
functional
architecture
and
relationship
between
neural
dynamics
cognition
in
health
disease.
possibility
studying
through
careful
analysis
neuroimaging
data
has
catalyzed
substantial
interest
methods
that
estimate
time-resolved
fluctuations
connectivity
(often
referred
to
as
"dynamic"
or
time-varying
connectivity;
TVFC).
At
same
time,
debates
have
emerged
regarding
application
TVFC
analyses
resting
fMRI
data,
about
statistical
validity,
physiological
origins,
cognitive
behavioral
relevance
TVFC.
These
other
unresolved
issues
complicate
interpretation
findings
limit
insights
can
be
gained
from
this
promising
new
research
area.
This
article
brings
together
scientists
with
variety
perspectives
on
review
current
literature
light
issues.
We
introduce
core
concepts,
define
key
terms,
summarize
controversies
open
questions,
present
forward-looking
perspective
how
rigorously
productively
applied
investigate
wide
range
questions
systems
neuroscience.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Май 24, 2019
Abstract
Linking
human
behavior
to
resting-state
brain
function
is
a
central
question
in
systems
neuroscience.
In
particular,
the
functional
timescales
at
which
different
types
of
behavioral
factors
are
encoded
remain
largely
unexplored.
The
counterparts
static
connectivity
(FC),
resolution
several
minutes,
have
been
studied
but
correlates
dynamic
measures
FC
few
seconds
unclear.
Here,
using
fMRI
and
58
phenotypic
from
Human
Connectome
Project,
we
find
that
captures
task-based
phenotypes
(e.g.,
processing
speed
or
fluid
intelligence
scores),
whereas
self-reported
loneliness
life
satisfaction)
equally
well
explained
by
FC.
Furthermore,
behaviorally
relevant
emerges
interconnections
across
all
networks,
rather
than
within
between
pairs
networks.
Our
findings
shed
new
light
on
cognitive
processes
involved
distinct
facets
behavior.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
117(45), С. 28393 - 28401
Опубликована: Окт. 22, 2020
Significance
Despite
widespread
applications,
the
origins
of
functional
connectivity
remain
elusive.
Here
we
analyze
human
neuroimaging
data.
We
decompose
resting-state
across
time
to
assess
contributions
moment-to-moment
activity
cofluctuations
overall
pattern.
show
that
is
driven
by
a
small
number
high-amplitude
frames.
these
frames
are
underpinned
specific
mode
brain
activity;
topography
this
gets
modulated
during
in-scanner
tasks;
and
encode
personalized,
subject-specific
information.
In
summary,
our
parameter-free
method
provides
an
exact
mathematical
link
between
frame-wise
cofluctuations,
creating
opportunities
for
studying
both
static
time-varying
networks.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Март 5, 2019
Abstract
Traveling
patterns
of
neuronal
activity—brain
waves—have
been
observed
across
a
breadth
recordings,
states
awareness,
and
species,
but
their
emergence
in
the
human
brain
lacks
firm
understanding.
Here
we
analyze
complex
nonlinear
dynamics
that
emerge
from
modeling
large-scale
spontaneous
neural
activity
on
whole-brain
network
derived
tractography.
We
find
rich
array
three-dimensional
wave
patterns,
including
traveling
waves,
spiral
sources,
sinks.
These
are
metastable,
such
multiple
spatiotemporal
visited
sequence.
Transitions
between
correspond
to
reconfigurations
underlying
phase
flows,
characterized
by
instabilities.
metastable
accord
with
empirical
data
imaging
modalities,
electrical
waves
cortical
tissue,
sequential
resting-state
MEG
data,
electrocorticography.
By
moving
study
functional
networks
spatially
static
an
inherently
dynamic
(wave-like)
frame,
our
work
unifies
apparently
diverse
phenomena
neuroimaging
modalities
makes
specific
predictions
for
further
experimentation.
NeuroImage,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
163, С. 160 - 176
Опубликована: Сен. 13, 2017
The
past
few
years
have
seen
an
emergence
of
approaches
that
leverage
temporal
changes
in
whole-brain
patterns
functional
connectivity
(the
chronnectome).
In
this
chronnectome
study,
we
investigate
the
replicability
human
brain's
inter-regional
coupling
dynamics
during
rest
by
evaluating
two
different
dynamic
network
(dFNC)
analysis
frameworks
using
7
500
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(fMRI)
datasets.
To
quantify
extent
to
which
emergent
(FC)
are
reproducible,
characterize
deriving
several
summary
measures
across
multiple
large,
independent
age-matched
samples.
Reproducibility
was
demonstrated
through
existence
basic
(FC
states)
amidst
ensemble
connections.
Furthermore,
application
methods
conservatively
configured
(statistically
stationary,
linear
and
Gaussian)
surrogate
datasets
revealed
some
studied
state
were
indeed
statistically
significant
also
suggested
class
null
model
did
not
explain
fMRI
data
fully.
This
extensive
testing
reproducibility
similarity
statistics
suggests
estimated
FC
states
robust
against
variation
quality,
analysis,
grouping,
decomposition
methods.
We
conclude
future
investigations
probing
neurophysiological
relevance
time-varying
assume
critical
importance.